Aaron Rodgers was serviceable in the New York Jets' Monday night loss to the San Francisco 49ers, which was nowhere near enough for Gang Green as they failed to contend. The much-anticipated return is only one game but it's reasonable to conclude that one of the best quarterbacks ever is now playing the game differently.

With his New York Jets laying the foundation of what became a 24-3 blowout of the New England Patriots, Rodgers returned to the Jets sideline after New York’s second touchdown and appeared to two-hand shove coach Robert Saleh,

And Rodgers said he’s only now starting to feel like himself again. Big if true. “We’ve been improving, but it hasn’t been good enough for some people outside of the rooms,” Rodgers said after the game.

Aaron Rodgers showed exactly what he is still capable of on Thursday night. The New York Jets quarterback went 27-of-35 for 281 yards and two touchdowns

Aaron Rodgers threw two touchdown passes and the New York Jets outgained the New England Patriots 400 to 139 in total yards to improve to 2-1. Now, the veteran quarterback said he sees potential domination for the Jets.